The Akita is a highly energetic and enthusiastic dog who loves to please, as with all working dogs. Akita Dogs need lots of exercise and things to do to satisfy their inquisitive nature. It is also important to regularly allow your Akita ‘Time Out’ to relax and rest in open nature areas which other animals use to keep your Akita healthy and well.
TQ Way for Akita Health & Care encompasses all the basic Wellbeing needs to keep your Akita Healthy, including The Importance of Variety of Walk Areas in their daily routine, General Healthcare of Food & Diet, Grooming and Homelife and Positive Mental Health Care for your Akita. The Akita is an Exotic breed of dog and will respond well to nature areas away from the hustle and bustle of everyday public parks and lake areas where there are a lot of people.
The TQ Akita Health & Care course includes an educational focus in nature areas where clients learn how to groom their Akita properly as the Akita has a double coat. The Client will learn about how to keep nails the correct size and nail clipping. How to check the Akita’s general body health, paws, gums and eyes. What is a good Home Life for an Akita and How to keep your Akita Mentally Weel as well as Physically Well.
The Health & Care course includes food and diet education including quick foods and natural food options which need preparation and cooking.
Video 1 – Nature environments
We see Zeus bathing in a Nature Reserve River with clean water to cool his paws and legs and keep them healthy.
Video 2 – Nature environments
We see Zeus enjoying getting his paws muddy in a peaceful nature reserve area
Video 3 – Mental Health for Akita Dogs
We see Zeus enjoying his special weekend walk for Positive Mental Health Wellbeing
Video 4 – Mental Health for Akita Dogs
We see Zeus relaxing with positive behaviour with no anxiety for Positive Mental Health Wellbeing
The Akita Breed is sometimes referred to as an Exotic Breed of Dog. The Akita is a ‘Hunting Dog’ and part of the ‘Spitz’ Breed. Akita Dogs must be allowed to display their natural working instinct for best Positive Behaviour results. Giving your Akita a variety of different walks and environments is important to keep the Akita interested and stimulated. A Happy Akita is a Healthy Akita.
The Akita expects to be loved and adored. Each Akita is very different from other Spitz Breed Dogs and have individual personalities. This is the joy of ownership in developing a Unique Relationship of Companionship when owning The Akita Dog.
Video 5 – Socialising the Akita with other dogs
We see Zeus on an organised dog walk with other dog breeds
Next Steps
Get in touch and send your enquiry to info@tqakitatraining.co.uk
Review the course packages on the Home Page which are full of videos and choose a course that suits your needs. Specialist course can be developed with owners who have specific needs.
For clients who are not sure where to start our best option is a 1 Day introduction to the Akita Dog when we walk together with Zeus, in an interesting place to visit and learn what life is like owning and living with an Akita.
We look forward to hearing from you.
